While Keiji Inafune and his development studio Comcept continue to plug away at bringing Mighty No. 9 to life for video game fans in 2015, there’s one talented and musically inclined member from his team that’s recently been commissioned for a new project: Manami Matsumae.
It's for the better, though.
Players will have to find new ways to buy from the Japanese eShop after Nintendo announcement.
Not something I got into, but if say you're in the UK and you're using a US game, you'll need a US eShop account. Wouldn't surprise me if Nintendo is trying to stop people using games from other regions, more so people who buy Japanese and US games on card because they're download/code in a box only in the UK as an example. Not sure if the Switch 2 will be multi-region, but this sounds like a stepping stone to cut back on people playing import games and maybe even making the Switch 2 region locked.
Thank God for PlayAsia and eBay. Nearly everything I want has a physical version with English subtitles. Just can't find most of them in retail stores, lol
Supposedly this comes with the fact NSO will be receiving an 11 to 25% price increase in "some" countries
There are emails being sent out over it
I have yet to see an email though (UK resident)
It's finally over
Man, what a let down this was. I don’t even want to admit what I added to the crowd fund… let’s just say I learned a valuable lesson.
It's awesome that she and Michiru Yamane worked on 2 of my favorite games.
Michiru Yamane is still godlike to me though, her classical touch to her composition is brilliant.
I want both of them to work together!